JAKARTA/SINGAPORE -- For a while, ride-hailing unicorn Grab's electric-scooter sharing service seemed to enjoy a rare prospect in Jakarta: an open road.
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Grab and e-scooter rivals hit regulatory bumps in Southeast Asia
New rules slow two-wheeled option for beating traffic in Jakarta and Singapore
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E-scooter sharing services such as GrabWheels face restrictions in Indonesia after a deadly collision. A press conference in May, Jakarta. (Photo courtesy of Grab)
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